• German Americans (Research Starter - FSU only)
• German Immigrants (Research Starter - FSU only)
• German Immigration and Relocation in U.S. History (Library of Congress)
• History Part 1: America’s German Roots (Fazit Communication GmbH on behalf of the German Foreign Office.)
• How German Is American? (Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies University of Wisconsin–Madison)

• Bronwyn (Somerville, MA, Restaurant Website)

  While not exclusively German cuisine (more of a German/Central/Eastern European fusion), this Somerville restaurant, funded in 2013, is still the closest German cuisine experience, since Jacob Wirth didn't reopen as planned in 2024.
• German-American Food: Tradition of Good Taste (Food Blog)

  "As German immigrants settled in the United States, they brought with them a rich culinary heritage that has significantly influenced American food culture. Let’s explore the heart and soul of German-American food, from sausages to pretzels!"
• German Restaurants in Boston (Boston College)

  Global Boston is a digital project based at Boston College that chronicles the history of immigration to greater Boston since the early nineteenth century. This article discusses German Restaurants, especially Beer Gardens, in Boston.
• The History of America’s Beer Gardens Includes Urban Expansion and Immigrant Innovation

  Short article from the commerce and media company Wine Enthusiast.
• Munich Haus (Chicopee, MA, Restaurant Website)

  German/Bavarian restaurant located in Chicopee, MA. Founded in 2004.
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  Student Prince and the Fort (Springfield, MA Restaurant Website)

  Founded in 1935, this Springfield, MA, German restaurant has been consistently praised as being one of the top restaurants in the U.S..
• Will Landmark Jacob Wirth’s Rise From the Ashes? (Historic Boston Inc.)

  Short articles about the 2024 fire that may have precluded the re-opening of the historic German restaurant that for decades was the second-oldest restaurant in Boston.

• Brief History of the Christmas Tree in the United States (Gov't Blog)
• German Christmas (Museum Blog)

• Christmas Traditions from Germany that are Celebrated in America (Blog Post)

  Short article from the German Girl in America Blog.
• Happy Easter (Foundation Blog)

• America’s Founding Lagers: The Pre-Prohibition Landscape (Trade Journal ebsite)

  "There were Munich-style dark lagers, American bocks, and paler, pilsner-like beers. Adjuncts abounded. Here, historian Michael Stein of the research firm Lost Lagers digs into the recipes and methods of the time."
• The Coors Family (59 minute video) - FSU only

  From the vision of a German immigrant to the world's largest single brewery, here is the saga of four generations of steady success and constant controversy.
• Yuengling: 'America's Oldest Brewery' (Brewery Website)

  "The story of America’s Oldest Brewery began when David G. Yuengling arrived from Wuerttemberg Germany to settle in the sleepy, coal-mining town of Pottsville, Pennsylvania..." Short article.

• 52 English Words That Are Actually German (Babbel.com)

  Short article from the babbel.com language learning app site pointing out many common English words that are actually Germanic loan words.
• From Swastika to Jim Crow (57 minute film) - FSU only

  About the refugee German scholars who taught in the historically black colleges in the South after they immigrated.
• Hansel Mieth: Vagabond Photographer (54 minute film) - FSU only

  The compelling tale of a pioneering woman photojournalist who created some of the most indelible images of mid-twentieth century America. Armed with convictions, perseverance, and talent, she carved out a career in the male-dominated world of photojournalism, eventually becoming a celebrated LIFE Magazine staff photographer, only the second woman to occupy that position.
• Germanic Words in English: A Study of Lasting Linguistic Influences (Commercial site blog)